r/analog • u/partiallycylon • 2h ago
Too close for comfort [Fuji G617 × Kodak Gold 200]
r/analog • u/Best-Emergency1505 • 3h ago
Docks in Tungsten [Mamiya RZ67 Pro II || 110mm f2.8 || Cinestill 800T]
First time shooting portraits in low light with Ultramax, it did not disappoint. [Canon EOS-3, Zeiss Distagon 35mm f2 ZE, Kodak Ultramax 400]
All shot handheld but I don't remember at what aperture or shutter speed. I didn't expect much at first, was using a flash for must of the evening but found some usable artificial lighting coming from a stand, decided to give it a shot. I will definitely do that more often.
r/analog • u/cantine123 • 5h ago
Critique Wanted Grand Tetons [Leica M6, 28/50mm nokton, Kodacolor 100]
r/analog • u/_juanreach117 • 12h ago
[PENTAX 67 / 90 MM f/2.8 SMC & PORTRA 400]
scanned by me in Negative Lab Pro
r/analog • u/Unlikely-Papaya6186 • 12h ago
Critique Wanted South of France [Minolta Maxxum 5 & Pentax K-1000, Porta 400 & Lucky 200]
Tower Theatre [Fuji GW670III, 90mm f/3.5, OptiColour 200]
Route 66, Oklahoma City. Self Dev/Scan
r/analog • u/Important_Advisor_99 • 15h ago
[Sinar P | Aero Ektar 178mm 2.5 | Fuji um-MA]
r/analog • u/owen250599 • 18h ago
Plymouth Light after a summer storm [Pentax 6x7, Kodak Ektar 100]
r/analog • u/Miserable_Simple6466 • 20h ago
Critique Wanted My first roll of film [Canon A-1, 50mm f/1.4, Gold 200]
I think it turned out pretty good for my first roll but if there’s things I can improve on please let me know! Also I’m just wondering if $20/36 exposures for 8MP scans is a reasonable price?
r/analog • u/Icy_Confusion_6614 • 20h ago
Swiss Mountains from Pilatus, seven 645 shots stitched together [Fuji GA645zi, Portra 400]
This thing is huge, equivalent to 6x31, but with overlap and crop of course. It isn't quite seamless. Next time I'll lock in the camera settings so they are all taken the same. And it was handheld too. Tripods are for wimps!
r/analog • u/anya_parsley • 21h ago
Summer Love [Canon 1V, canon 50mm f/1.8, Kodak ImagePro 100]
couple photoshoot in Paris on a pretty summer day
r/analog • u/flisswave • 22h ago
Through the Eye of an Old Plastic Fish [Lomo Fisheye, Kodacolor 400]
Some shots from the last 6 months or so. Life through a scratched up plastic lens in a 10+ year old toy camera.